I Was Never Really That

Getting Sober Was One Of The Three Pivotal Events In My Life, Along With Becoming An Actor And Having A Child. Of The Three, Finding My Sobriety Was The Hardest Thing.

To Be Honest, Im A Little Tired Of Playing Bad Guys. I Long To Do A Comedy. But It Was Fun Knocking Indiana Jones Around.

I Was Quiet, A Loner. I Was One Of Those Children Where, If You Put Me In A Room And Gave Me Some Crayons And A Pencils, You Wouldn't Hear From Me For Nine Straight Hours. And I Was Always Drawing Racing Cars And Rockets And Spaceships And Planes, Things That Were Very Fast That Would Take Me Away.

I Took A Bit Of A Back Seat, I Had Kids And I Wanted To Focus On Them. There's That Period In The Late '90s, The Early 2000s, Where I Didn't Do A Great Deal.

Each Role You Play, They Set A Bar Of Challenges That You Meet. And In The Past, I've Played Characters That Emotionally Expressed Themselves A Bit More In A Physical Way. It Was A Joy, Actually.